Noun(1) (sports(2) a person who gives private instruction (as in singing, acting, etc.(3) a railcar where passengers ride(4) a carriage pulled by four horses with one driver(5) a vehicle carrying many passengers; used for public transport(6) (sports) someone in charge of training an athlete or a team(7) a person who gives private instruction (as in singing or acting)(8) a vehicle carrying many passengers(9) used for publictransport(10) instructor(11) usually in recreation(12) carriage
Verb(1) teach and supervise (someone, to(2) drive a coach(3) teach and supervise (someone)(4) act as a trainer or coach (to)(5) as in sports(6) instruct(7) usually in recreation
Noun(1) (sports(2) a person who gives private instruction (as in singing, acting, etc.(3) a railcar where passengers ride(4) a carriage pulled by four horses with one driver(5) a vehicle carrying many passengers; used for public transport(6) (sports) someone in charge of training an athlete or a team(7) a person who gives private instruction (as in singing or acting)(8) a vehicle carrying many passengers(9) used for publictransport(10) instructor(11) usually in recreation(12) carriage
Verb(1) teach and supervise (someone, to(2) drive a coach(3) teach and supervise (someone)(4) act as a trainer or coach (to)(5) as in sports(6) instruct(7) usually in recreation
(1) A coach is trained to pick up nuances that others miss.(2) I was thinking about how to prepare and hired a private coach .(3) But the six-month trip was cruelly cut short when thieves broke into a tour coach and stole all her possessions - forcing her to return home.(4) Instead, we booked a nine-hour coach journey into Dallas, Texas, where we would stay for a couple of days, before moving down to Austin.(5) There were three seats on each side of the plane in coach .(6) Me. Who set all of the horses free when the coach house caught fire?(7) Money apparently can't buy you love or a decent acting coach .(8) The diagram shows to the left the rear of the last coach of the main train, and to the right the front of the Slip-Coach itself.(9) I was not sure if they ever got to seat any coach passengers who wanted dinner in the diner.(10) A US women's basketball coach says that she has unconditional love for the players.(11) Chester and York attract coach loads of visitors with their Roman walls and artefacts.(12) We reckon the rent on the coach house would be u251cu00f6u251cu00aeu252cu255d700 a week.(13) But the six horses pulling the coach continued to accelerate rapidly, and the boy could not keep up for long.(14) My coach in the train rolls to a stop next to whole banks of seats and benches on the platform, laid out neatly as if in an auditorium.(15) a football coach(16) Nominations for the program must be submitted via each swimmer's club coach .
